Crime and the City 2009

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Description: “Crime and the City” means many things to many people. As Urban Studies and Planning majors, crime may be examined at several levels. These could be:
planning and design (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design – CPTED)

as it relates to types of places (risky facilities, parks, public housing, schools, etc.)

as it relates to demographics and neighborhood-level issues (social justice)

The research is not limited to the above 3 categories; there are other aspects in the study of crime in an urban area which may be explored. Students may do research on a particular place and the public safety issues surrounding that place; or on a type of place (parks, schools, etc.). Conversely, students may want to research a specific crime problem and how it differs across a city or neighborhood.

Group page: RESEARCH TEAM: Crime and the City: New approaches in theory and practice (mentor: Julie Wartell)


This is a group in Public Health, Safety and Welfare 2009.
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Technology has had a significant impact in numerous sectors. It has allowed for greater production and efficiency. Crime has become more complex and there is a need for law enforcement to keep up and implement technology effectively. Crime analysis is one of those emerging advances in technology...

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Research project abstract: Current studies suggest that Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) is an effective way to reduce criminal activity. While public art is briefly mentioned as a CPTED tool, it has never been adequately analyzed or tested in crime prevention literature....

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This research study identifies what architectural and surrounding physical space design of affordable urban housing developments, like those of Barrio Logan’s El Mercado and Gateway apartments, contribute and/or prevent crime and fear of crime. Analyzing archival data, comparing crime...

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